chinese americans

Robin, a young ballet dancer who is half Chinese and half white, works in a fish store for Mr. Tsow, a brusque Chinese who accuses her of being a half-person and who harbors a bitter secret.

Discusses the personal life and figure skating career of the young Chinese American who has won numerous awards at the U.S. Nationals, World Championships, and the Olympics.

Briefly discusses the family background, education, and work of the Chinese American architect known for his creations in glass and concrete.

A biography of the Chinese American tennis player who, in 1989, became the youngest man to win the prestigious French Open tournament.

When Stacy is paired with a Chinese girl at school who is accused of theft, she must come to terms with her own Chinese and American heritage.

Presents a history of Angel Island on San Francisco Bay where many Asian immigrants were processed before entering the United States, and describes the various reason why those such as the Chinese desired to come to America.

Examines the experiences of Chinese immigrants in the United States, discussing the reasons why they left their country, and their efforts to find jobs, homes, and build new lives. Includes immigration figures, a list of famous Chinese immigrants, and other reference tools.

Explains the history of Chinese New Year and describes how it is celebrated.

A Chinese American girl torn between her family's traditional values and the more modern ones in her second grade classroom learns that friendship cannot be bought.

A magic paintbrush transports Steve and his elderly caretakers from their drab apartment in Chinatown to a world of adventures.